Sentence examples for appropriate fairness from inspiring English sources
UCU has suggested that external examiners – who ensure that courses and marking at other universities are of appropriate fairness and quality – step down from these positions and for no UCU members to take up new external examining appointments.
He added that "with appropriate fairness and fullness" the report had properly identified the retail impact of the proposed development on the town centre and "properly set out" the evidence for the planning committee councillors.
We show that mechanisms based on the student-proposing deferred acceptance may fail to satisfy those objectives, but that by using instead the school-proposing deferred acceptance together with a choice function used by the schools, which incorporates a preference for satisfying them, can optimally approximate the diversity objectives while still satisfying an appropriate fairness criterion.
We prove that under appropriate weak fairness assumptions all these specifications are stuttering bisimilar and that large classes of logic temporal formulas, namely all CTL⁎∖X formulas, are preserved.
His trial is a triumph for the civilized world, which has created a court capable of condemning the most heinous crimes with appropriate gravity and fairness.
Hence, the most appropriate concept of fairness of an exam is probably whether it is testing what makes the better professional [ 13].
Mr. Fliegel and some other lawyers who represent employers argue that Title VII is not an appropriate tool for ensuring fairness for people with criminal records.
Therefore, it is essential to design a performance metric that is an appropriate indicator of the fairness.
In [14], a joint multi-user scheduling and multi-user rate adaptation strategy is proposed to provide an appropriate tradeoff between efficiency and fairness, while ensuring QoE.
Various metrics can be considered for such a decision; however, sum rate is an appropriate metric since it encourages fairness besides maximizing throughput.
Some scheduling algorithms are proposed to provide differentiated services, QoS and fairness by assigning appropriate weights to each user queue (e.g., weighted and deficit round robin and weighted fair queuing).
